Hawaiian History Final

The traditional kapu system was abolished in:

1819

Self-appointed leader of the first company of Protestant missionaries

Hiram Bingham

True/False: David Malo was an early graduate of Lahainaluna School, his Hawaiian newspaper articles are valuable records

True

Bernice Pauahi Bishop was strongly influenced by the teachings of the Protestant missionaries at:

Chiefsʻ (Royal) Childrensʻ School

An example of the Protestant missionaries effect on Kauikeaouli is the:

First Constitution

The first constitution was established in:

1840

True/False: In the 1800s, several western nations bullied the Hawaiian Kingdom with military might. This is called gunboat diplomacy

True

This British naval captain investigated complaints of British citizens, but he then took control of the Kingdom

Paulet

Fee simple land ownership was established through the:

mahele

In the late 1800s, the sugar industry became the number one export industry as a result of the:

reciprocity treaty

What king wrote the Constitution of 1864?

Kamehameha V

Which of the following was an environmental impact that plantations had on Hawai i?

diversion of water from Windward to Leeward side

Claiming it was to reform the government, foreign residents (mostly Americans) forced the _______________ on Kalākaua.

Bayonet constitution

Who was the first elected monarch of the Kingdom?

Lunalilo

major export industries (earliest to most recent)

sandalwood, whaling, sugar, tourism

Which of the following happened to Liliʻuokalani in 1895?

arrested and abdicated the throne

The first elections held in the Territory of Hawai i were dominated by what political party?

Home Rule

True/False: Prince Kuhio was the first elected Delegate to Congress

False

Hawai i became a state primarily through the efforts of what political party?

Democratic

The Reciprocity Treaty provided that:

Sugar from Hawaiʻi was sold in the US without tariffs

True/False: the 1887 Constitution increased the participation of Hawaiians in government due to the property and income requirements

false

political systems listed in the correct order:

Kingdom, Provisional Gov, republic, Territory

The world event that greatly contributed to annexation was:

Spanish-American War

He led the reformists who limited King Kalākaua’s power and eventually overthrew the Kingdom of Hawai i.

Lorrin Thurston

True/False: Robert Wilcox led one attempt to strengthen the Kingdom and another to restore it.

True

He served as the President of the Prov. and Republic governments, and as the first appointed territorial governor.

Sanford Dole

The first elections held in the Territory of Hawai i were dominated by what political party?

Home Rule

Credit for the passage of the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act goes to:

Prince Kuhio

The Massie and Kahawai cases of the 1930s were examples of:

Institutional Racism

The Apology Resolution apologizes to Hawaiians for the ________ and pledges reconciliation with Hawaiians

overthrow

Captain James Cook could be considered lucky when he discovered the Hawaiian Islands for the first time because:

It was makahiki season (season of Lono)

The American government was implicated in the overthrow due to the involvement of Minister __________ and its marines.

John L. Stevens

He came to the islands as a Protestant missionary but became the first official advisor to the Kingdom in 1838.

William Richards

After Paulet, this British Admiral corrected the situation and restored the sovereignty of the Hawaii

Admiral Thomas

True/False: Mahele came about through pressure from sugar growers

True

As part of the land reformation, the Hawaiian commoners were allowed to own their cultivated lands through the:

Kuleana Act

A school established by the Episcopal Church is:

St Andrew’s Priory

A home to care for aged Hawaiians was established through the will of:

Lunalilo

True/False: The US negotiatied the Reciprocity treaty in order to gain political influence in Hawaiʻi

True

As a loyal friend to King Kalåkaua, he was appointed to many positions in the monarchy, including Prime Minister.

Walter Murray Gibson

Acquisition of the islands to the United States was long the subject of a debate in America, one eventually won by:

annexationists/expansionists